December 26 (Boxing Day) Numbers || Hobbit 10.5m, Frozen 9.1m, AH 6.35m, Banks 4.7m, 47R 3.7m

[iceroll]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-american-hustle-catches-667734

 

 

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-american-hustle-catches-667734

 

Hobbit: 10m

Frozen: 9m (!!!) 

Anchorman: 7m 

Wolf/Hustle: 6-6.5m 

Mitty/Banks: 5-ish

47 Ronin: <4m

Grudge: 2m 

 

 

Edited December 27, 2013 by Catching Iceroll

[iceroll]

2013, the year when all of Algren's favorite actors (80s action heroes) died at the box office.

[John Marston]

is that good for Hobbit? And why would American Hustle decrease?

[The Panda]

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/box-office-american-hustle-catches-667734

 

 

 

I'm hoping the Hobbit skews down and Frozen skews up.

[Mango]

is that good for Hobbit? And why would American Hustle decrease?

 

It had one of the best holds on Christmas Eve and a massive jump on Christmas Day. It kind of makes sense that it makes a slight decrease. Still on track to outgross it's OW.

 

And Frozen continues to amaze. Unless it decreases tomorrow for some reason it's practically locked for $25-27 million for the weekend.

[The Panda]

It had one of the best holds on Christmas Eve and a massive jump on Christmas Day. It kind of makes sense that it makes a slight decrease. Still on track to outgross it's OW.

 

And Frozen continues to amaze. Unless it decreases tomorrow for some reason it's practically locked for $25-27 million for the weekend.

 

That means Frozen's going to have a 40m+ weekend.

 

[TLK]

Stuart Oldham ‏@s_oldham 39m

Box Office: Thursday

1. The Hobbit - $10.4M

2. Frozen - $8.8M

3. Anchorman 2 - $7M

4. Wolf of Wall St - $6.4M

5. American Hustle - $6.1M

[TLK]

Ronin $3.7 million

[Dingdong123]

Still hoping that Frozen somehow inches past The Hobbit. But still a great bump regardless.

[TLK]

DOS is starting t put up some amazing numbers.

 

Wolf of Wall Street had a budget of $100 million and $100 million DOM is far from a lock. I don't know how it will play in most overseas territories so there are no guarantees that it will go down as a Box Office success.

[The Panda]

DOS is starting t put up some amazing numbers.

 

Wolf of Wall Street had a budget of $100 million and $100 million DOM is far from a lock. I don't know how it will play in most overseas territories so there are no guarantees that it will go down as a Box Office success.

 

It'll get legs once Oscar nominations come out.

[A Marvel Fanboy]

Stuart Oldham ‏@s_oldham 39m

Box Office: Thursday 

1. The Hobbit - $10.4M ---- great

2. Frozen - $8.8M ---- great

3. Anchorman 2 - $7M ---- good

4. Wolf of Wall St - $6.4M ---- soft

5. American Hustle - $6.1M ---- soft

Ronin $3.7 million --- LoL

[John Marston]

DOS is starting t put up some amazing numbers.

 

Wolf of Wall Street had a budget of $100 million and $100 million DOM is far from a lock. I don't know how it will play in most overseas territories so there are no guarantees that it will go down as a Box Office success.

 

 

It looks like DOS can increase from last weekend. That will put it at 190m ish. If it does well over the next holiday week it can potentially be at over 240m by January 5. If it makes the same amount of post first weekend of January money that AUJ made then Baumer's club might be in trouble

[TLK]

It'll get legs once Oscar nominations come out.

 

Maybe. Django opened to $15 million Christmas Day and finished with $162 million. Same multiplier gives it $100 million but Django had much better reception so who knows ?

[Mango]

These reports are a fair indication of where things are headed but I'm not trusting any actual numbers unless Rth gives us any.

 

In Rth we trust.

[John Marston]

Wall Street's drop is harsher than Catch Me If You Can's which had a similar opening day. Still getting over 100m for it would be good

[Killimano3]

such a roller coaster ride for Frozen this week in terms of rankings XD

 

Friday - 5,104,292 (#4)

Saturday - 7,705,553 (#3)

Sunday - 6,832,262 (#3)

Monday - 7,242,689 (#2)

Tuesday - 4,781,745 (#2)

Wednesday - 6,345,222 (#7)

Thursday - 8-9 million (#2)

 

It keeps trying to climb to first but new releases keep on knocking it back

Edited December 27, 2013 by Killimano3

[The Panda]

such a roller coaster ride for Frozen this week in terms of rankings XD

 

Friday - 5,104,292 (#4)

Saturday - 7,705,553 (#3)

Sunday - 6,832,262 (#3)

Monday - 7,242,689 (#2)

Tuesday - 4,781,745 (#2)

Wednesday - 6,345,222 (#7)

Thursday - 8-9 million (#2)

 

And it's going to peak at number 1.

 

[Empire]

Wall Street's drop is harsher than Catch Me If You Can's which had a similar opening day. Still getting over 100m for it would be good

That is probably because it isn't as general audience friendly as Catch Me If You Can was.

[Kalderic]

Great number for frozen! And good for hobbit!